(Note: "Servant Surefoot", or the less charitable "Surefoot Slave", are the Draak-Kin terms for "Domesticated Sheep".) [Verse] We were once revered as calm, yet strong. Steadfast like the Earth beneath our hooves. Holding our ground with spirits free. None stood above us in our unity. [Verse] Now they shear our wool and leave us bare. The cold wind bites, sharp against our skin. Confined by walls, our limbs and minds become weak. Our horns, once proud, now dull and bleak. [Pre-chorus] None of us are mighty Draak-Kin. We don't fight with fangs or claws. How can we change what we are? [Chorus] All we have left is trust. All we have left is hope. All we have left is fortitude, loyalty, patience. All we can do is survive today. All we can do is survive today. [Verse] We live on, for the dream still breathes, To reclaim the strength to lead ourselves. We will know again what it means to be Unbroken, proud, and truly free. [Pre-chorus] None of us are mighty Draak-Kin. We don't fight with fangs or claws. When can we change what we are? [Chorus] All we have left is trust. All we have left is hope. All we have left is fortitude, loyalty, patience. All we can do is survive today. All we can do is survive today. [Extended Guitar Solo] [Bridge] Those who call us "sheep" from their higher perch, Don’t know the pain of being broken. Preaching rebellion with ardent song, Without having lived behind these walls. Judgment is easy for the intact spirit, Unknowing what it’s like to lose everything – and still live! [Chorus] All we have left is trust. All we have left is hope. All we have left is fortitude, loyalty, patience. All we can do is survive today. All we can do is survive today. [Outro] All we can do is survive today. All we can do is survive today. All we can do is survive today!
